What radio station is the Texas vs UTSA game on today? Details on Week 3 NCAA Football Game Coverage
The No. 2 Texas Longhorns will host the UTSA Roadrunners in Austin on Saturday. Steve Sarkisian's team is fresh off a dominant performance against Michigan in Week 2, as they defeated the Wolverines 31-12 at Ann Arbor. On the other hand, UTSA suffered its first defeat of the season against the Texas State Bobcats 49-10.
The game will air on ESPN with Mark Jones, Roddy Jones and Quint Kessenich as the announcers. For those unable to watch the game on TV, it will also be available on radio via KVET-FM 98.1 and the Longhorn Radio Network.
The University of Texas football program will also have a Spanish broadcast available through the Longhorn Radio Network.
Steve Sarkisian warns Texas Longhorns of complacency ahead of game against UTSA
Despite being 35.5-point favorites on several major sportsbooks, coach Steve Sarkisian wants his players to take the game seriously. He used Notre Dame's surprising defeat against Northern Illinois last week as a cautionary tale:
"Human nature is human nature," Sarkisian explained during Monday's press conference. "So what did I do this morning? I walked them through the Notre Dame scenario of [the Irish] going into College Station a week ago and winning that game and being anointed a top-five team and in the College Football Playoff, then a week later losing to Northern Illinois."
"I showed them that clip of [Kanon Woodill's game-winning] field goal and I showed the clip of Northern Illinois storming the field this morning as a good reminder that we're entitled to nothing," Sarkisian continued. "We're capable of anything. We've got a really good team. But we're entitled to nothing. We're going to earn everything. And we're going to have to earn the victory here Saturday night."
Notre Dame is another school considered as a favorite to make the college football playoff, especially after their Week 1 win over the Texas A&M Aggies.
The game between Texas and UTSA will start at 7:00 p.m. ET.